Sentence examples for pure function from inspiring English sources

"The event was not safe, as a pure function of the numbers of people on the site and the movement of those people".

But a vulture has only the beauty of adaptation, of pure function, and its function -- feeding on animal remains -- is not a glamorous one.

But to dwell on pure function is to miss what, to some minds, makes the dress particularly current.

If you hold dear the belief that spending money on anything beyond pure function is a wasteful indulgence -- if, in short, you're a Timex sort of consumer -- you will probably never get the point of the Chevrolet SSR.

But for others it seems to be something else: a need to keep digital technology away from "the cultural and narrative dimensions of representation" altogether, as if it could remain a realm of pure function.

Mr. Liden, 36, added: "Pure function isn't enough for this kind of object," because it often occupies such a prominent place in the entry hall.

The unruffled blandness that Pitt lends Max and the brittle gloss that Cotillard brings to Marianne are pure functions of the paper-thin conceptions of the characters as realized by Zemeckis and Knight.

Unification is then achieved by developing a computational representation of the continuous-time behavior as pure functions on streams.

Following a pure functions theoretic analysis, the lower bound of an RT user's utility function parameter can be formally defined as follows.

Unlike today where the Internet and telephony are two systems that run independently but do the same thing, VXML will blur the lines between the two, reducing each to its purest function, which is communications and information.

But the lines between pure office and industrial functions have been increasingly blurred in recent years, most notably, perhaps, by the growth of high-technology businesses.